Originally, there were twenty-six pieces depicting this character, one of which conveys a meeting with a "woman in green." Flutes signal the rising of the sun in the musical work in which this character appears. His careful footsteps are represented by the cellos and bassoon
Originally, there were twenty-six pieces depicting this character, one of which conveys a meeting with a "woman in green." Flutes signal the rising of the sun in the musical work in which this character appears. His careful footsteps are represented by the cellos and bassoons in a movement that ends with a B-minor chord signaling his escape. In one scene, this character watches "Anitra's Dance." Movements in a work titled for him include "The Death of Ase," "Morning Mood," and "In the Hall of the Mountain King." For 10 points, name this character, the namesake of a suite taken from the incidental music to a Henrik Ibsen play, composed by Edvard Grieg.
Originally, there were twenty-six pieces depicting this character, one of which conveys a meeting with a "woman in green."
{Peer Gynt} [accept either]